Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-04-09

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e Marriage certificate of Conrad Schaefe
u Anna Hagenauer by w. /. LippincOtt
Justice of the Peace.
70 LOCAL NEWS NOTES.
Mr.. Thompson, of the Butte Reduction
! works, left for the East last night.
= Palmer, the a%uctioneer, is delivering hi
y nightly lectures in the city.
The Blue Bird mine has started in t,
build an additional 2O-staup mill.
L. Henschel has opened loan bank OF
I the east side of Main street, near the Cen
~tennial.
: Hat O'Hara, Doop, I. T.; v. Livendend
Anaconda; E. e. Corban, Salt Lake, are al
4 the Centennial.
The bankrupt stock sales will open to-
night in the newly ftted-up building on
Main street.
Miss Du Pre- leaves this morning for Ana.
conda to join Maguire's Comedy Company
which opens there this week.
The 9 N of o. K. Lewis received a lot oil
sprina .,oods Yesterday, and will have some
, novel attractions for their customers in a
day or 40.
Smith & Haupt. photographers, have
l OAA ~ O0oO I'll OAO1x 110uN6
at such rate that they have had to send to
New York for q first-class assistant.
Messrs. Couture & Leford will have no
sociable on Saturday night. owing to it's
being the last day OF Holy week and their
complimentary benefit coming off on Easter
Monday.
Judge Mediation yesterday assuased the
pangs of justice which Mr.. Charles Sullivan
outraged on Tuesday evening in getting
drunk ny imposing q nominal penalty of 81
and costs on the delinquent.
Chas. Morrison. Salt Lake; W. H. Co.
bout, Miles City; Warren King. Anaconda;
B. W. Clark, Homer Lawrence, Augusta; A.
II. Berchert, D. j. Arnold. Frank NJ.
Stroud, Helena. are at the Windsor.
The trustees of the Butte Water Compa-
to push to early completion active meas
ures to supply all the necessities of the city
in this regard for the season.
The Union Guards are going to give a So
cial hop on next Thursday week at their
armory in the Court House. Invitations
will be issued and their guests may antici-
pate a good time.
The Montana Union has made no effort
to recover it's ties which were scattered
over %neighboring ranches by the late freshet,
and yesterday Mr.. Dawson offered arancher
in town all the Montana Union ties on his
land at $3.50 a cord.
Final accounts were yesterday filed in
the Probate Court in the matter of the es-
tate of John Brondvold by A. C. Brond-
| void, administrator. and the 18th of April
set for settlement of the same.
Sheriff Lloyd went down to Dillon by the
7:1O train last night to bring back F. M.
Thomas, the drummer who so brutally as
sailed Mr.. Mo1daunt of the St. Nicholas
saloon last Monday.
Joseph Buzzo, Jr., was yesterday APP /
pointed deputy clerk and recorder by Re-
corder Booth to supply the needs of the
office created by the recent Legislative
amendment Of the act governing these
Offices.
A complaint was filed in the Probate
Court yesterday by A. R. Ritter against
John Sullivan as insane or laboring under
mental arrangement. and asserting that he
is unsafe to be at large. Warrant OF arrest
with Sheriff Lloyd.
At last, thank goodness! the sprinkling
carts got to work and the comfort arising
from their use on those streets blessed by
their presence should stimulate their more
general e~mployment.. What's that about
the quality of mercy dropping like the gen.
tie dew"
The County Commissioner audited a
number of pauper bills at their session
yesterday morning and in the afternoon
visited location of the poor farm to select
q site upon it for the poor house. No se]ec-
ton was made as it will need to be surveyed
first.
F. s. VanZandt, President of the Blue
Bird Mining Company, returned on Mon.
day from a Eur pean tour. He returned
=: -:xl A. E1orcs-~ 1f kbo coroo
company. who has been East on business.
Mr.. Van Zandt enjoyed himself thoroughly
during the four months of his absence and
is looking and feeling in the best of health
spirits.
Mr.. E. Weinberger about O'Clock yes
terday afternoon was walking that
down" when, on passing near
the school building, he was struck in the
eve by a ball thrown by a boy. He and
his companions were playing base ball on
the street, a most reprehensihle practice.
eve commenced to swell at once and
aused hin severe pain. ]
An incident was related to The MINER re-
preventative yesterday afternoon by Mr..
James R. Boyce. Jr., which shows up the I
systematic ways of railroads {
very completely. I'VE were past Upton, {
said the gentleman, when my |
wife dropped her pocketbook out OF the 1
car window, and we all thought that c
would be the last OF it. I spoke to the
conductor when he came through again
he reported the matter when he
cached the next station. The case was re-
erred, as I learned. to the track walker, !
md to my surprise in comes the pocket Z
oook next day after we arrived with every :
lrticle untouched" .
Robert Evans had John McEvoy and n
Tom Avison arrested for assault and bat n
cry on him just as he was coming out OF a e
lance hall in Meaderville on Saturday !.
light. Evans had his eye all bandaged in =
white handkerchief and presented a very !,
appearance in Judge Lippin- n
otis room yesterday afternoon. There q
or disturbance OF the peace, in which Tom b
Avieon. defendant in this other suit. is v
witness, and q lack of wit 3
'esses in both cases required a postpone b.
nent until to-day at 3 and 4 O'Clock re h
pectively. ~
In Justice Di~ngevon's court, in 1.-THE case b,
I Territory Va. Denicourt, on complaint ~
+ Eli Martin, which came up yesterday, IL
he defendant pleaded guilty was, fined SO "
nd costs and paid it like q little lamb. 1t
ppears Messieurs Denicourt and Martin,
i'd Gaul, had an argument yesterday "
forming, on Mercury street. which led to a &c
which descended to personalities, W
hich eliminated in blows, which ended in "a
knockdown ON both sides, which resulted IN
countercharges preferred before Justice ~
ingevon, the favorlte arbitrator of that ~.
sction. The impartiality of the court was *
by imposing the fine Oh $40 and
,sts in each case.
to
Mart and Mer, two Cow Indians in the to
lies City Bastile, relieved the ennui If their Ii
'mpanions in captivity by an impromptu sh
0xing match last Thursday. They pound pl
each other in orthodox style until st
either could stir, and the spectators ex- W
'eesed their gratitude to the prison keeper bs
r the alienation afforded them by the
i'll.